Can copper deficiency affect motor skills?

In nursery trees are characterized by the formation of gum pockets in new branches resulted from tissue breaking down and consequent sap leakage. We conclude that copper deficiency should be considered in all patients with unexplained anemia and neutropenia or myelodysplasia. Causes of copper deficiency are listed in Table 3. The most common cause of acquired copper deficiency is malabsorption due to bariatric surgery [6–8]. Apr 9, 2019 ... After nutritional labs were drawn, empiric treatment for a presumed nutritional neuropathy was started with IV thiamine, oral elemental copper, ... Apr 17, 2023 ... Aims Copper deficiency resulting from prescribing zinc in high doses is a rare but life-changing diagnosis that is frequently overlooked. Chemotherapy regimens using tetrathiomolybdate can result in copper deficiency. ... We should be vigilant to signs of myelopathy or myeloneuropathy in patients ... Apr 24, 2024 ... Hematologic manifestations of copper deficiency most commonly present as anemia, followed by neutropenia, and thrombocytopenia [1]. Neurological ... Copper deficiency is an acquired condition that can lead to neurologic dysfunctions, such as myelopathy, motor neuron impairment, polyneuropathy, cognitive ... Aug 1, 2009 ... Secondary copper deficiency often presents with clinical signs of diarrhea and weight loss or unthriftiness. It has been called teart, peat ... Jun 17, 2019 ... Copper deficiency has hereditary and acquired origins, the latter being the most frequent. Clinical manifestations are nonspecific but affect all organs and ...